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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16
the CIothier.
IytILWNN CIsOOkS.
The Investigation Into the Panhandle
Steal Going gOu--Ecccntric Book
Keeping.

keeping.
CHICAGO, April l5.-A local paper
this morning says The excitement
on the Panhandle road over charges
of conspiracy and theft among the
employees has pcrvaded the whole
system and the officers are bringing
searching inquiry 10 bear upon all
who are III any way connected with
the line. The Chicago terminus has
also passed through the ordeal of M
investigation A little more than
three weeks ago MIR Il. Il. Nor
ris, the travelling auditor, was
dispatched TO Chicago, and with the
aid of an assistant from Pitt-burg
began TO check up the books of >. j.
Daggett, cashier at the general freight
office on North llalstcHd street, Au-
ditor Morris came across many things
in th cashiers books that did not
seem easy of explanation, and at first
attributed it To oddity in book keep.
ng'tO the cashiers ecccntricitics. For
the lnst three weeks work on the books
has been carried ON night and day,
and before final conclusion was
arrived at il looked as If
the books would not balance
The Investigation VIII be finished to.
day, when Auditor Morris leaves for
Piusburg with II transcript OF the
account current tor comparison with
the complny's BOOKS at the general
oilic,s MIR Morris was seen by u
reporter yesterday, and while hc
would not positively say that any one
connected with the Chicago freight
Office was guilty of wrongdoing, he
minated that there appeared 10 be n
discrepancy in the cash account OF
Mr.. Daggett of apparently from
$4,000 to $4,000. In eX
p aiming the matter. he
said: Il don't want to accuse any one
falsely and | am not going to do 1t,
Mr.. Daggctt asserts that he has assct-
To his credit in the way of vouchers
which he has paid, aud when these
have passed through tho assistant
& neral manager hands at Columbus
another voucher will be made out aud
passed to his credit which may bal
auce the account. AS the vouchers
amount to many thousands of dollars
il Is maniiestly unfair to decide that
there is II discrepancy before
these accounts Are ali checked
'up at Pittsburg, The company Is snic
as far Ms pecuniary loss is concerned,
and no blame can attach to Mr. l.. L.
Loomis, the agent of the company
here. will say that whatever the
outcome is, Mr.. Daggctt must retire
and his bondsmcn must make good
whatever discrepancy may cXiet--ii
any MIR. Daggott was formally dis.
charged from the company employ
last night.
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rhc >anscrlc,r.
iEpatch 10 The Examiner.

sp3cW bEpatch 70 The Eyam'uor,
SAN ANTONIO, April 3D. Tho san.
gor.cst is in full blast aud Is highly
successful. Gov. Ross and Supreme
Court Judge Hurt are taking it in.
To day there was u monster process.
sion, including visitors, local societies,
militia and government soldiers. It
was pronounced the finest ever given
here a message has been received
iroll Mayor John Henry Brown, of
Dallas, cordially inviting the next
san geriest to meet in that city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16
N,IiOoL DEBATE.
'Iho 'Icmb"r> ut the Nah >ch""I Lit
crarl society Entertain Themselves
aud - few Visitors

Yesterday was public or open Fri
day At Waco High school
and the members Of the Literary
Society OF that school On.
tcrlaincd right royalty icw visitors
aud the remainder Of the school. The
programme consisted OF rccitatlons,
song ~ debate on prohibition, and n
criticism OF the entertainment, the
latter boy Mr Robert Barlon.
The rccitatiOus were good,
but interest naturally conferred IN the
debate, The ground Wa thoroughly
covered ny the ladies and ecntlemcu
participating, oach one giving ample
evidence ol thought aud research
The three judges elected from the
society rendered verdict a4aiu-t
prohibition, but an appeal was taken
from this doci on winch was reversed
By the society.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

Tho Gabcrt Brothers, fashionable
tailor-, are rccc.yine steadily new
limos OF fine fashionable goods tor
-pring wear latest. fruit of the loom.
Al their goods arc fresh and new
ard for fine work and accurate fits
they are unsurpassed. II would be
elegantly and perfectly dressed give
them call at their place on South
Fifth street near Austin avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16
Opposition to Randall.


this morning cditorially says: "1hr
remark of MIR. Holman to the Herald
Correspondent ten days ago that MIR.
Carlisle If he becomes speaker of the
next house, will undoubtedly return
Mr Randall at the head OF the appro.
prmtion committee, has spoiled the
temper OF u good many democratic
taril rciOrmers. They vow in various
newspapers that Mr.. Randall shall
climb dowu,to use the western phrase.
The Herald instructed IT. Washing.
ton correspondent some days ago
10 see as many OF the
Carlisle democratic members
OF congress as could bc
found In Washington and to ASK them
to express themselves upon the situa-
tion. in reply to MIR. Holman. Else
where is printed this morning several
intervic VS., and to tell tho truth they
appear To be very lame. To judge
from what the gentlemen say, whose
words the Herald prints, there will
bcno such opposition TO Mr.. Randall
rs Is thought in some quarters.
THE INTERVIEWS.
The following are the interviews
referred to above: Representative
Clifton X. breckenridge, OF Arkansas,
has heard of the proposition 10 re.
move Mr. Randall from the chairman
ship of the appropriations committee
lie knows nothing beyond what he
has seen in the newspapers. Mr.
breckenridge said:
- good deal OF dissatisfaction has
been expressed ut the holding back by
the appropriations committee of
bills entrusted to their Keeping !
may say this much without appearing
70 reflect upon the gentlemen com.
posing that committee. In my iudR-
ment there was no excuse tor the de.
lay -
"Thcn general YOU do not know
what disposition will be made OF Mr.
Randall next winter"
"Franhly, | do not. Depend upon
H. Mr., Carlisle viii do whatever Is
best Tor the party and for tie country.
IL would bc iudchcatc for him to say
N advance what he will do itrc-clcct-
cd next winter. II would bc grossly
ndclicate to as% what Inc propose
dolng.'
Col. Mattson, chairman OF tho house
pensions committee .said
"1cs, ! have have heard u good dcnl
said upon the subject of removing
Mr.. Randall from the Craftsmanship
Of the appropriations committee /
aa. told that number Of
representatives have spoken 20 Mr..
Carlisle in regard to it. Some have
evan said that they would rXact II
pledge from MIR. Carlisle. before
voting for his election nest f.ll.
lhat he wlllnot reappoint Mr.. Randall.
If he does not agrce To this thev wIll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

tttttitt Sl.Ot'I. -.
wall OF Anguish FROM Thrc, sources
--bcspnir Depicted tIuuu"niiN.

wall oi tnguish iirnu Ihrcc sources
--bcspnir Depicted tiInuu"niN.
WAsHlNGToN, April ID The fol
lowing tclcgrams have been received
by the interstate commerce commits
sion from san Francisco:
"All productive aud monetary inter
csts on the Pacific coast are threat
ened with disorder and nothing but
quick and wise action on your part
eau save this coast from tremendous
losses sure TO follow an ilibcral or
narrow Interpretation OF tho fourth
section of the interstate bill. Wcask
the suspension of the long haul clause
temporarily, until our position can bc
placed before your honorable BODY
This petition bears the signature Of
eight principal banking institutions
of san Francisco.
SECOND pIsrATCH
"tigid enforcement of the fourth
clause Oi the inter state commerce act
will work irrcpnrable ruin TO our
vineyard. fruits aud salmon Interests:
VIII divert shipments OF tea aud coffee
from China and Japan to the Sucz
Canal route, and the cOllccs OF
Central America To Europe.
II will blight aud jcstroy
the Industries of this coa.t. That
which WAS inteutlcd br cOuWrcss ns n
boon TO the pcoplc will proyc nu ir
rcparab,c calamity 10 the Pacific
ulopc uulr, carly relief is granted.
We earnestly crave urompt mud lin.
cral Interpretation of the Fourth
section Of the bill protecting u- from
lmucudiuV di.astrr othrrwi.r
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EIIsI. ISI.tOItIp.


MuWAu NEE, Aprit o. - shortly hC-
tore O'Clock TO-DAY nrc broke out
ia the Wholesale drug store OF 60 &C.,.
HmmbHrN y %, market square. near
the ~ Charles hotc. The lire orig
mated in cellar where two clerks
Ncrc engaged IN getting out goods to
Gil orders. \ ynrmsh barrel burst
and instantly there was an explosion
add n flash of lame. Rudolph Scabcl.
one OF the clerks, was taken ont badly
burned aud in u dying condition His
companion. John Weber, was thrown
some distance and badly hurt but will
recover. The instant the explosion
occurred the employees ON the upper
floor rushed ont of the building.
which soon became mass oi scc!h
ing flames ANA was destroyed. The
building was owned by Rudolph \un.
ncmachcr. 1t cost g. 600 ana was
insured tor $4,000. The loss OH stock
Is SljO,uUO; insurance. $4,000.
Ar AQUII.LA.
Special spatch to TIE Examiner
AQrutA. April, lj.-Thc store
house, together with the contents
belonging to NJ y. lluriock. located
about four miles from here. nj Mud
Town. WAS entirely construed by fire
last night, IL is supposed to he the
work OF an inccndiarV.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

his rcappoiutmcnt would bc ,atisinc~
tory to what j. known ~ The Carlisle
wing of the Democratic party
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

SrRINGFlELD, IrLso April IA
reporter learned last night from Mr.
Bailey. tho united labor member OF
the Legislature from East ST. Louis,
an attempt to assassinste whom was
made some time ago, that the detec-
tive who has the case in hand will
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-16

Has all the best domestic and i'm
ported wines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24

As soon as the Court in General Term met this
morning, the chief justice and Judges Hagner and
James on the bench, Judge James announced the
decision OF the court In the case OF Martin and
Others against the District Commissioners to enioin
the Commission r. from cutting C water on certain
premises This Is q case, coming before the court
on demurrer, to prevent the Commissioners nom
cutting on water In cases where the additional
charge OF IS has been made this year on the ground
that there Is store on the premises though there
are no water fixtures In the store. 81 win an
nounce," said Judge James, 'the conclusion OF the
court, and the opinion will be handed down after
ward We have observed some defects In the BILL
Dut those We pass over as the desire was expressed
on both sides that the court should pass on the
merits OF the case and the powers OF the Commits
sioners. This whole subject was very thoroughly
examined by Mr.. Justice Hagner, in a former case
now eight years ago, when precisely the same
question came up as 20 the powers OF the Commits
sioners, and shall embody his conclusions IN the
opinion. our opinion Is that the Commissioners
have power 10 apportion these rents lust as they
nave done In this case and In case OF the non-pay
ment OF rent as they have appOrtioned 1t, they
have the power TO cut on the supply OF water.
The Dill stands on demurrer and DO not know
whether IL Is intended TO amend It At any rate
we dismiss the bill OF complaint. Our opinion Is
that the Commissioners fully authorized TO do
as they have done and have kept within their
powers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24
Affair. In West Wa.biux.op.

THREE OvERCoATs SToLRN.-Saturday evening
about z O'Clock, a sneak thief entered q room In
the rear OF A. NJ. Tanciis barber-shop No. 1906
SD street, and stole three 0yercoatS valued al
t14, belonging 70 the men at work In the shop
NorEs.-Policeman j. T. Findley, who has been
on sick leave at his house here Tor several months
past. has returned TO duty at the Police Court
Rev. Mr.. Nelson, OF BroOkvtlle Md, preached to q
large congregation yesterday at St Johns p z
church, now without a rector
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER at 2
a m--Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition, 30
receiving reservoir, temperature, 81; condition at
north connection, 80; condition at south connec-
ton, 80, distributing reservoir, temper ture, 81;
con ltion at infuent gate-house, 80; condition al
enluent gate-house, 80 High tide IN the river 10.
day at AZ a. w.; low tide at s:5S q. m.
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The COlumbia Athletes.

RESULTS OF The CONTESTS ON ANALOsTAN ISLAND
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
The members OF the Columbia Athletic Club held
their last games and sports for the season on Ana
lostan Island Saturday afternoon as stated In TIL
STAR At2 O'Clock the games were commenced BY
a tennis match, which. after several hotly-con-
tested games, was won by DR.. l. L Hardin, with
Lieut.. Mark Bevington second. Other contests re-
suited as follows: Throwing base ball-OLeary,2 92
feet 100 yards dash-F1rst heat 8. E Lewis: second
heat. Mills; third neat, Reed; fourth heat, Reed.
standing throw OF 16-pound hammer for heavy
weights-Reed. 40 feet inches. Standing long
1ump-Dr: Reed feet 94 inches Running high
jumps. E. Lewis, feet inches. -Four hundred
and forty yards dash-Harban: time, ! :0l. Rifle
contest-Peter Bennett. Trap shooting-Lieut N.
Z. Mason. Hurdle race, with eight jumps over
distance Of 100 yards-T. Lewis; time, Is seconds.
The program was arranged by a committee con-
sisting OF DIR. l. L. Harlan, Geo. Scarborough,
SamL StinemetZ, R. N. Ryan, A. Kerr, DR.. Ward,
and Stanley Reigier The referee for the occasion
was T. s. OLeary; the judges, T. T. Harlan, How
ard Perry, II. n. Stonecn1e II. b. Zeveriy, Z. H.
Newman, p. b. Hills, and E. v. Balch; time-keep-
ers, w. A. Smith and +. Johns; starter Geo. X.
French; recorder, w. II. Crounse. After the games
the members OF the club and their guests enjoyed
oyster roast.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
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We do not keep In stock any Common Goods.
The prices on our underwear commend themselves
AL our good underwear shrunk In the cloth
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Our SOC and Use Vests and Pants are finished In the
very best being catstched with silk and siIk
bound, snd pearl buttons
Next comes 81 Vests and Pants. In these can
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money We also have better grades ct el.25 el5o
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the best garment for general being made
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prepared, free from injurious dye STUFF aud Will not
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In Jersey hitting have four grades, via. white.
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Our also Imported Garment IL worthy Of special
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Use Angola Wool il the best garment for the money
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Our Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers cannot b
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Our 81 Medicxted Shirts and Drawers are of very
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EstAbliahed 1910.

To THE PuB11o
Having decided to retire from the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
CLOsING-OUr SALE
u still In progress and many bargains to be had
few Of which quote below:
BROCADED VELVET, in black aud colors, formerly
S5, to the low price of g. so
STRIPED in black and colors, formerly
$1.5O. to the low price OF 4 1.
in black and colors, formerly
e1.25 to the low price Of 75c.
ALL PLAIN in black and colors, at much
less than usual cost.
We have some COLORED SILKS left in Gros-Grain,
Rhadamas surshs and Brocaded, which we offer at q
great sacrifice Of Soc ON the dollar.
We have two pieces of 24-inch SEAL CLOAKLNG
PLUSH left. which we offer very cheap.
The COLORED DRESS GOODS STOCK has many
desirable and season goods left and If you need any
thing in that line II will pay yoa to give that depart
ment look before buying.
you want BLACK DRESS Of any kind, why not
buy il where you can get 1t at cost!
In short you should not miss this sale II you need
anything in the DRY GOODS line
sTOhE FIXTURES FOR SALE
81 HEMPsToNE.
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W. INVITE CoxpAsrsos

IN OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
ys s.y e gas sss
have The sa:t doubt how me tess would turn ont
Ti :es S &.
BEAD the items carefully We mention
SPECIALS ONLY.
LACE CURTAINS.
oSrssis isss ssssS
Very pretty siDE BoRDER cGkTAiS TAIN 4 g. rs /.
siDs 81 |; SefsR 4 81 .. ears
i very heavy doIbietxdssed thread. yards long;
q single borders. 81 or yards long: worth fully
Il 1 stsHzHs 5k1 e II. Rss
asS5 stSf sTss H.na.on. Curtain.
sTSsR q Madras and SILK
(Two Shams and Spresd.)
rSaE 5:is r; A.
SPECIALS IN PORTIERs.
Ten different patterns in plain or figured csusers,
~ si Il ED
s HSa s5s a2ts1f gS $ ffsISs wide
oR: cSssi2 !. as and
= BssgtitHl DHAaAsTAN PATTERNS Chenille cros.
AZ ELEGANT CHENILLE pADo. in Red. Blue, or Olive
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The COurts.

POLICE CoURT-Jn0e Shell
To-day. Jas. Brown, coiored, disorderiy conduct:
5 or Is days. Jas. p. Cieary, habtual drunkar
bonds or 80 days Frances Bell, colored, disordery
conduct; SO or 80 days. s. Berry, colored dis.
ored. indecent exposure; do. Henry Valentine,
colored, profanity; s. or z days christopher
Judge, profanity; IS or days Thos Manning
indecent exposure; s. or Is days Jessie Mccoy,
disorderly conduct; s. or 15 days Jno. T. Bond.
carrying pistol $50 or 80 days Alberta Spriggs,
colored, disorderly conduct; s. or Is days. MinOi
Lindsey, cOlOred do: do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-24

An OYsrEB ROAST AT COLONIAL BEACH,
The steamer T. V. Arrowsm1th left her wharf
yesterday morning with party OF about one hun
dred on board for an oyster roast Colonial Beach
As soon as the boat headed toward the wharf q big
fre was started On shore. when the boat landed
IN front OF which was An Immense pile OF OYSTERS
The irons were covered with oysters and every
body helped themselves to the raw ones Of ed as
nign as their heads. At the Beach was assembled
a crowd OF country persons OF both colors, who
gathered In many nickels shocking oysters for the
'cfty folks" After the guests had enjoyed them
selves the country people helped themselves to the
large pile OF oysters which was left
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CITY ITEMS.

A Rare Chance
Ar The FAN, S12 It'll st. q. W.,
{G0ldschmid's old stand,
FRANKLE 4 CO., Props
{ Among many other bargains now offered BY IN
we mention O few:
Covered Chamber Pals. Observation-Disclosures CSC.
Lap 0OtEuS .COCs
81 immered Brass Umbrella Stands CSC.
Handsome Engrav1ngs framed In OAR, 1Sx24. .96c.
Hend-Painted Lava Cuspadores. ............ .21c.
Decorated tnew shape Dinner and Tea sets,
DecoyatsS new snane, Tea Seis 81 nieces 90 -
Decorated {new shape) chamber sets ... 81 sc
AT THE FAIR,
S12 9TH st. NV
and S11, S13 9Th St NV.
FRANKIE 4 Co. Prups.
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IMPORTED CosruME C1orHs.
sEATON PERRY.
tSuccesor to PERRY l. BROTHER,

tSuccesor to PERRY L BRoraER)
Sc INCHES WIDE FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS IN
81 INCHES WIDE IMPORTED PELTZER CLOTHS,
IN BLACK AND ALL COLORS, ATS2.
"a INCHES WIDE 1MPORT..D DELIUS CLOTHS,
IN BLACK AND ALL COLORS, At $3.50,
% NICHE WIDE STRIPED AND CHECKED ENG
LlSH SUIIIN9S AL 1925.
a INCHES WIDE SCOTCH CHEvIOTs ATs2.
SPECIAL TGnAL BARGAIN, IN so INCHES WIDE, ALL
WOOL HABIT CLOTHS, IN BLACK AND ALL
xr SsotE4 3kfs q aA Ri HAIRS IN EXTRA FINE
QUALITIES. AT 81, 81. 25 AND S1.75:.-
LATEST NOVELTIES IN PARIS COMBINATION
SUITS, BANGING FROM $40 TO $35.
NEWFRENCH SEBASTOPOLS, IMPERIAL SERGES
HEk6ING-BQNE CHUDDAS AND FOULEs.
uvM MEKEs IN AL G0L0Ks g.;
NEW PURE WOOL SCOTCH AND FRENCH PLAIDs.
IN ALL The NEW COMBINATIONSO OF COLORS,
AT 80, 81. @1.25 aud $1.5O
AMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF GERMAN AND
Lyons PURE SILK vELvETs. HANGING
coMRLEIE STOCK OF LYONS BENaALINEs.
sURAHS, SAT N DUCHESSE, FAILLE FRAN.
CASE. RAADAMEs AND GROS GRAIN SILKS,
wEDDiNG silks SPECIALITY.
u PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERCY BUILDING,
, Pennsylvanis ave-. cor 9th st